Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-09-17
CHICAGO.
The Garden City-Done up in
Small Parcels.
Doings Of a Week.

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Mrs. d. w. Brown and Miss Katie
Adams spent the Sunday at Pullman,
Ill.
Mr.. B. hurry leaves for Washington,
d. c., the 9th to make it his future
home.
Mr.. Joe A. Haggerman, the. king
basso has gone to Cincinnati to visit his
mother.
Mr.. Will Abel, who has been spend
ing two months at Waukesha,. returned
Monday.
Mr.. L. Christy, who was health seek
ing i'll the city returned to Indianapolis
Monday.
Mrs. Amanda Crawford, of Warren,
Ohio, is in the city guest of Mrs. r.
Crawford.
Miss Flossie C.S. Thompson has return
ed to New Albany after pleasant visit
to the city.
Mr.. w, r. Cowan will leave the 28th
for an extended trip south. Can any
one tell what it's for?
Mr.. Robert Ellington leaves for
Pueblo, Col, Wednesday the 18th on
extended trip to the West.
Miss E. J. Hickman, of st. Louis, is in
the city, the guest Of Mrs. w. III. Beas-
ley, 451 Thirty sixth street.
Mr.. Jno. Wright will celebrate the an
niversary of his birthday with an enter
tainment on September Goth.
Miss Lottie Peterson, of Springfield
Ills, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Liz
zie Morgan, 2702 Dearborn street.
| Mr.. Geo. Woods who has been in the
metropolis the past week returned to
st. Louis, Wednesday the seventh.
= The broom drill at central hall the
18th Mas grand affair and everyone
was well pleased with the performance.
H. E. Mason, of ST. Louis, was in the
garden city this week, the guest of Mr.,
William Williams, 1916 Dearborn street..
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Carey, Mr.. Chas.
Moore and Mr.. C. F. Bailey left Satur-
day for Cincinnati to join the Nashville
Students.
Miss Huldie Beauford gave an enter
tainment for the benefit of the Olivet
Baptist church on which occasion was
raised $l7.65.
Mr.. A. J. Beard, president Of the
Autumn Club promises US some good
dances and we know whatever he says
he comes near doing.
Mr.. Govey Hood formerly of this city
but now of San Francisco, CAL, is on a
a brief visit to this city he will remain
until Sunday the 18th.
Mr.. James Hall and Miss Georgia
Taylor were united in the holy bonds Of
matrimony at ITO, Third avenue, Mon
day evening, Sept. IL. Success Jeems.
Miss Lettie Watkins, of Indianapolis
and Miss Lille Dickson, of Denver
Col, are in the city tho guests of Mr.
and Mrs. S. T. Hyram, 1862, Dearborn
street.
Miss Pauline Carter after two months
recreation in the East has returned
home to spend one week before enter
ing the Seminary. at Washington
Heights.
]: The Relief corps Of ladies is to give I,
fine entertainment at Central hall Sept
18th. Come and enjoy yourselves for .
few hours. Price Of admission, twenty
five cents.
Misses Lulu Gregory and Buchann'
Owens, of Detroit who have beer
spending the past five weeks with Mrs
w. H. Beasley left for their home
Wednesday.
| Misses Libby and Mary E. Butler en-
tanned Misses Eliza and Matte Booth
Joseph Elliot and Chas Stewart on,
J day this week. A fine dinner was pre-
pared by Miss Libby Butler, who is
good cook.
Miss Libby Butler will give an enter
tainment at 6245 School street, Engte
!. wood, for the benefit of the Englewoo,
, Mission. It is hoped thata large crow,
will go out from the city and Miss Butte
will make it pleasant for you.
The John Brown Women Relief Corp
will give grand entertainment Sept
Goth on which occasion the beautiful
: drama entitled Enlisted for the War
!, will be rendered by Miss Adah O. Brow
assisted by Mr.. T. B. Waring.
\ In order to have the WESTERN APrnAl
in every colored family in the city,
will have it sent to any address on 70
ceipt of fifty cents for three months O
one year for $3.50. The paper will b,
here on Saturday. Hyou wish to sub
scribe call on Chas. Stewart, 27O2 Dear
born street,
I With regret we announce the death 8
J, Robert Bassett, at Los Vegas Ho
s Springs, New Mexico, whers he hat
gone for his health, but it was to late
death had his grip upon him before h,
left. He was beloved by all who knew
him, and his parents have the sym
pathy Of all their friends.
The Unions, colored, ', 8. Dread
naughts. white, played one of the fines
! games OF the season, Sunday, for $50
side which was wen by the Unions. Full,
thirty-iye hundred people saw th
game and were pleased with the result
!. The hafforu mnrlr % Cnn.L.ll -.